This morning I joined members of the Maryland congressional delegation for an unannounced visit to the Baltimore ICE facility. The conditions upstairs were so bad I said it plainly: a dog shelter is better.
We cannot allow people to be held in conditions like that.
This weekend I walked across the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma to mark the 61st anniversary of Bloody Sunday. Sixty-one years ago, peaceful marchers were beaten for demanding the right to vote. Their courage led to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Their fight moved America forward. The work continues.
Trump finally got the message and fired Kristi Noem. A change long overdue.
But don’t mistake this for the end of the fight. Removing the head of the snake doesn’t fix an agency that’s been allowed to run out of control. We still have work to do to hold ICE accountable, and I’m not backing down.
I’ve sat down with hospital presidents across my district and heard directly from families who just lost their ACA tax credits. Premiums are up. Bills are piling up.
Let’s be clear: this is the real state of healthcare. Costs are rising. Families are paying the price.
Hyattsville sent a message the White House can hear: ICE OUT.
Families, faith leaders, and elected officials are demanding transparency about this proposed ICE facility. No secret expansions in PG County. We’re standing together — and we’re not backing down.
Current and former federal employees in my district and across the country have been hurt by the actions taken by Elon Musk, Russ Vought, and President Trump.
I was proud to bear witness with @oversightdemocrats.bsky.social last week as we strategize on rebuilding the federal government.
After a long drawn out saga, a federal judge in Maryland blocked ICE from re-detaining Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
Let’s be clear: Due process & justice won today. While we celebrate this victory, we know that the fight continues.
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Too many lives are on the line. Today I made it clear in Congress — rogue ICE operations endanger Americans and erode trust in law enforcement. It must stop now.
A grand jury refused to rubber-stamp a politically motivated indictment pushed by Trump’s DOJ. The Justice Department must not be a retribution arm targeting political opponents.
Proud of my colleagues who stood strong and defended the Constitution.
I’m grateful to everyone who tuned in, asked thoughtful questions, and shared what’s on your mind. These conversations help guide my work in Congress and keep me grounded in the priorities of Maryland’s Fourth District.
Thank you to the more than 17,000 neighbors who joined our virtual town hall last week.
If you missed it or want to rewatch, you can view the full town hall here: 👉 www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8-u...
Republicans are at it again—trying to rig the system by making it harder to vote. Their so-called “SAVE America Act” would block millions of eligible voters, as Trump threatens to “nationalize” elections. Americans across the country are pushing back to defend our democracy. 🗳️✊🏽
Strong transit means stronger communities. Last week, I sat down with @wmata.com and @wmatagm.bsky.social Randy Clarke to discuss why investing in public transportation matters for workers, riders, and the future of our region.
Every Republican who claims to stand for decency must denounce this behavior clearly and publicly. Silence is complicity.
The racist post shared by President Trump depicting President Obama and First Lady Obama as monkeys is vile and indefensible.
Dehumanizing Black Americans is racist, rooted in hatred, and has no place in our politics.
TOMORROW‼️ Please join me for a virtual town hall tomorrow at 6:00 PM.
I’ll break down what’s happening in Congress, the latest current events, and what it all means for Maryland’s 4th District.
🗓️ Thursday, February 5th 💻
🔗 Registration link: bit.ly/iveyupdate
Please join me for a virtual town hall this Thursday at 6:00 PM.
I’ll break down what’s happening in Congress, the latest current events, and what it all means for Maryland’s 4th District.
🗓️ Thursday, February 5th 💻
🔗 Registration link: bit.ly/iveyupdate
Voted NO because funding the government should never mean giving Secretary Noem and her rogue ICE operation a blank check.
Secretary Noem must go.
Our elections are run by state and local officials, Republicans, Democrats, and independents, who follow the law and certify results. Trump is trying to bully them and poison public trust when he cannot accept the outcome.
Let’s be clear: under our Constitution, elections are run by the states and administered locally. The President has no authority to “nationalize” voting because he doesn’t like the results.
Black History Month: Black history is American history. We honor trailblazers, everyday heroes, and young leaders carrying the torch. The best tribute is action: protect rights, expand opportunity, and demand dignity for all.
Arresting Don Lemon and the other journalists is a blatant attack on the free press and a dangerous escalation against Americans’ freedoms. These arrests are illegitimate. The journalists must be freed immediately.
A democracy cannot survive when truth-tellers are silenced.
#TBT to last week’s Labor Caucus meeting with National Association of Letter Carriers President Brian Renfroe.
Postal workers show up for America every day—Congress must show up for them with the respect, safety, and fair pay they’ve earned. 📬
Republicans in Congress echoed it and claimed lowering prices was their top priority.
They lied. Families are paying more, and working people are getting squeezed. Democrats are fighting to lower costs—Republicans need to stop blocking relief and start doing their jobs.
One year into Donald Trump’s presidency, the cost of living is up and the quality of life for too many Americans is down.
A year ago today, Trump promised he’d “rapidly bring down costs” and “cut your energy costs in half.”
Pressure from the people led to President Trump kicking Gregory Bovino out of Minneapolis, a good first step. But it’s not enough. Now, Secretary Noem needs to go.
Keep up the public pressure!
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As the region rides out this winter storm, please stay safe and warm. Prince George’s County has opened emergency warming centers across the county—help is available. If you or someone you know needs overnight shelter, call the 24/7 hotline at 1-888-731-0999.
Heartbroken for Alex Pretti, his family, and the grieving communities of Minnesota. This federal invasion of Minneapolis is out of control and must end now.
As we prepare for severe winter weather this weekend, please take a moment to review these winter storm safety tips. ❄️
Follow Prince George’s County and Montgomery County Government pages for more updates!
New caucus, clear mission: lower utility bills and keep power affordable for Marylanders.
